If the owner, agent, tenant or responsible person fails to correct the violations as ordered, the Town may take any action necessary to abate the nuisance at any time after the initial period established in the order at the expense of the owners and send an invoice for the town's costs of such abatement to the owner of the property. Said access may include reasonable entry to the property, after notice, to accomplish said purposes. Notwithstanding, the Town may take immediate enforcement action in the case of a violation at a property that is the third or more such blight violation at such property during the prior twelve-month period. The expense incurred by the Town to abate the violation, together with a reasonable administrative fee that relates to the abatement as set forth in the invoice, shall become a lien upon the land pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes § 49-73b, if such invoice remains unpaid for a period of over six months, and said officer shall file upon the land records a notice of the lien which shall state the address of the property, the name of the record owner, and the amount of the lien. Said lien may be foreclosed and enforced in the same manner as an emergency lien or other municipal lien as provided in § 49-73b of the Connecticut General Statutes.
Before entering upon property the Town shall make reasonable efforts to obtain the consent of an owner of the property to enter and abate; absent such consent the Town shall first mail or otherwise deliver written notice to the owner no less than seven days prior to said entry, specifying the day of entry and reason for the entry. Reasonable efforts shall be made to avoid entering any building except as is necessary to cover or seal holes, open windows and doors, or for an emergency. In addition,